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Published at the request of the IXth International Guitar Festival and Seminar in Esztergom

Guitar Music for Beginners 2

As a sequel to the guitar volume of the successful series 'Music dor Beginners' the present selection for beginners offers easy and popular items from the output of Spanish, French, Italian, German and Hungarian masters including, among others, works by Fr. Tárrega, F. Sor, R. de Visée, L. Roncalli, F. Molino, H. Newsidler and Sebestyén Tinódi Lantos.

European Children's Songs for Guitar : Revised edition

n 2020 the Picture Book for Guitar Players was reprinted with a renewed cover design and new title. This volume is intended for beginner guitarists and would like offer help for the practising of transition from one-part to two-part playing in particular, that is one of the most difficult tasks in the learning process. Pupils can learn through easy pieces various extended techniques on the guitar and practice the different positions and chords. The collection contains 30 well known transcriptions of European (mainly Hungarian) melodies. It is recommended to sing them as well, it helps to prime pupils for a more beautiful, musical performance. The book also includes several coloring pictures.

Music-book (Guitar/Bass Guitar)

Each of the music manuscript books contains 32 pages, with 6 staves to each page. Only the covers differ, which feature various musical figures: pianist, recorder player, violinist, cellist, bass player, guitarist, trumpeter, oboist, clarinettist, drummer and percussionist.

Music-book (Guitar/Bass Guitar)

Gitarrenschule I : Gitariskola - Guitar Tutor

This publication is a completely revised edition of our five-volume guitar tutor. In the decades since the first edition, the musical interests of our students and their practice possibilities have changed. To adapt to this, we have partly expanded and partly reduced the musical and technical material of the tutor.We have increased the number of recital pieces at all levels of difficulty, so that our students can spend longer on a varied repertoire at their respective level. We have first of all selected works from the Viennese classics for this purpose but have also enriched the repertoire of the tutor with numerous pieces from the Renaissance and Baroque periods. In volumes Iand II of the tutor we have given Hungarian folk songs and children's songs a significant amount of space. In the course of revision, we have expanded the material of these two volumes with simple arrangements of folk songs, nursery rhymes and flower songs, and we have provided very easy, but valuable material for instrumental study in particular for children aged between 6 and 10. We have also expanded the chamber music material to be found at the end of the volumes, because we believe that playing music together is the best way to make instrumental study a lasting experience for our students. The parts are relatively simple, so the works provide a musical experience almost immediately.

Etüden für Gitarre

Dionisio Aguado (1784-1849) was one of the most prominent Spanish guitar-players and composers of guitar works of his time. He lived and worked mainly in his native country. He enriched the classical guitar literature then emerging by numerous instructive works, among others by his "Método de guitarra" (published in Madrid 1825) in which he outlined and established the modern technique of the guitar. The present two-volume edition ( Vol. 1: Z. 12377, Vol. 2.: Z. 12378) contains the studies of Aguado's guitar method.

Etüden für Gitarre

Dionisio Aguado (1784-1849) was one of the most prominent Spanish guitar-players and composers of guitar works of his time. He lived and worked mainly in his native country. He enriched the classical guitar literature then emerging by numerous instructive works, among others by his "Método de guitarra" (published in Madrid 1825) in which he outlined and established the modern technique of the guitar. The present two-volume edition ( Vol. 1: Z. 12377, Vol. 2.: Z. 12378) contains the studies of Aguado's guitar method.

Guitar ABC : For use at schools and in private study with tablature based on hungarian folksongs

The unique innovation in this publication is that, printed below the lines of the score, students can find a tablature containing all the necessary details of playing technique, which will help them overcome their initial difficulties. The author places particular emphasis on enabling them to gain a sure sense of rhythm and confidence in finding their way about the instrument. The volume offers a varied selection from the melodic treasures of the folk music of 32 countries. The twelve guitar duets that are included also provide an introduction to the world of chamber music. The textual instructions are given in three languages: German, English and Hungarian.

Gitarrenübungen und Stücke VII

László Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and études, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by othercomposers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and László Borsody).

Gitarrenübungen und Stücke IV

László Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and études, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by othercomposers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and László Borsody).

Gitarrenübungen und Stücke V

László Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and études, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by othercomposers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and László Borsody).

Gitarrenübungen und Stücke III

László Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and études, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by othercomposers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and László Borsody).

Gitarrenübungen und Stücke VI

László Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and études, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by othercomposers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and László Borsody).

Gitarrenübungen und Stücke II

László Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and études, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by othercomposers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and László Borsody).

Gitarrenübungen und Stücke I

László Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and études, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by othercomposers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and László Borsody).

Gitarrenübungen und Stücke VIII

László Szendrey-Karper (1932-1991) was an internationally renowned guitarist, and the founder of organized guitar teaching in Hungary. He wrote an instructional methodology for the guitar, and composed studies and pieces for students. The eight books of his series Guitar Exercises and Pieces provide a variety of pieces for elementary and intermediate guitar students to play, arranged in order of difficulty. A basic source for Szendrey-Karper was Hungarian folk songs, in addition to which he transcribed for the guitar well known pieces composed for other instruments. Alongside his own pieces and études, he selected for the series studies and concert pieces by othercomposers (including Ferdinando Carulli, Matteo Carcassi, Johann Krieger, Henry Purcell, and László Borsody).

Sutraecitations for soprano or tenor voice-for m : for soprano or tenor voice-for mezzo-soprano or bariton voice and four players. Spielpart.

Sutraecitations is vocal music composed for tenor (soprano) or bariton (mezzo-soprano) voice, three clarinets, the amplified sounds of piano, an amplifier, loudspeakers, two tuned glasses, and unidentified source(s) of noise. The piano primarily acts as a resonator. The vocal sounds at times - via microphone and an amplifier - reach a loudspeaker which is placed in close proximity to the strings of the piano. The strings are thus vibrated, while the right-foot pedal is depressed. The lyrics are sentences taken from the English version of the mahayana buddhist Avatamsaka Sutra (translated as The Flower Ornament Scripture by Th. Cleary). The original version was composed in1990-1995, the version for mezzo-soprano or baritone voice was composed in 1996. (BMC CD 013)

Guitar Music for Beginners 1

Spanish Guitar Music - Spanische Gitarrenmusik

Old Hungarian Songs with guitar accompaniment

Guitar Music from Cuba - Gitarrenmusik aus Kuba

Le cygne pour violoncelle (ou viola) et guitare : pour violoncelle (ou viola) et guitare

This is a transcription for cello and guitar of the masterpiece of the French romantic composer which will probably prove to be a rewarding piece for performance for young music pupils. The work appears in the series 'Musica per chitarra'.

Ave Maria : Voice and guitar - voice and piano - voice, mixed choir and piano

The many-faceted ouvre of Péter Wolf (b.1947) includes dance tunes, light symphonic music, character pieces, musical plays and film music, but also a piano concerto and a rhapsody for flute. Because of its melodiousness and emotional richness his Ave Maria is exceptionally popular.

Renaissancemusik für zwei Gitarren : für 2 Gitarren

The lute, an instrumental relative of the guitar, has a rich and valuable chamber literature, particularly from the Renaissance period. Apart from the dance music fashionable at the time, transcriptions of vocal pieces for the keyboard were also popular. (Often the composer himself transcribed his own madrigals as songs with lute accompaniment or as solo lute pieces.) In this volume compiled by the well-known guitar and chamber music teacher Erzsébet Nagy, part of the material consists of transcriptions for two guitars of Renaissance madrigals and songs with lute accompaniment, the remaining pieces represent the dance music of the period in simplified form, the selection alsoincludes two original lute duets by John Dowland.